UPDATE： 简介：Legendary Grindcore act Nasum was formed in Sweden in 1992 by Anders Jakobson (guitar) and Rickard Alriksson (drums, vocals) as a sideproject to the Death Metal band Necrony. They began writing some material but nothing really happened until Spring 1993 where they got in touch with German Poserslaughter Records that offerend them a 7" EP split with Australian Blood Duster. But after a while it turned out to be a split with Agathocles. Before the recording of the material Mieszko Talarczyk (guitar) joined the band. The split with Agathocles was released and entitled "Blind World". The band had also sent a tape (containing songs from the split) to various labels in order to get more EP offeres etc. They recieved two offers, one offering a split-7" EP with Psycho on their own label Ax/ction Records, but also an opportunity to participate on the well-reputated Swedish hardcore comp-LP "Really Fast"'s 9th volume. November same year they returned to Unisound to record ten tracks. Nine for "Really Fast" LP and one for Mieszko's comp-tape - "Corpse Flesh Genitals". While dealing with Ax/ction Records, Mieszko started his own label with a friend. Their first release was a four-way split-3" MCD including Nasum, Retaliation (Swe), Clotted Symmetric Sexual Organ (Jap) and Vivisection (Jap). The release was called "Grindwork" which was released in 1994 along with the split-7" EP with Psycho, "Smile When You're Dead". In November same year a demo was released, "Domedagen", which contained new and old tracks. But because it was made with unexperienced students from a local soundtechnician school the sound turned out bad. The next release was a MCD, "Industrislaven", released by Poserslaughter Records in September 1995. After the release the band finally did some touring in Berlin with label mates Dead and Manus. But Rickard didn't want to play live so the band found Per Karlsson who replaced him on the tour. But after the tour Rickards left the band permanently and was replaced by Jallo Lehto. But it didn't work out so Anders took over the drums leaving Mieszko alone on guitar. In late 1996 the band recorded a split 7" Ep with Abstain, "The Black Illusions", which was released by German Yellow Dog Records in 1998 and their first full 7" EP - "World In Turmoil", released by Japanese Blurred Records. After that the band recorded some tracks for compilation albums, "Regressive Hostility" and "Vision Of War". They also sent a tape to American Relapse Records who were amazed and instantly offered them a deal. The band recorded their debut album "inhale/exhale" in 1997 and released it in 1998. November 1998, the band recorded more material for 7" EP splits, compilations and a also some for a box set called "Better off dead" which will be released by Clean Plate Records someday. After four years as a duo the band felt it was time to get a new bassplayer. In the spring of 1999 Jesper Liveröd joined the band. A really good start along with Relapse inviting them to the "Milwaukee Metalfest" in the US. It was four years since their last live show so the band had a really intense rehearsal. After the tour the band recorded "Human 2.0" which was released by Relapse Records in 2000 and after that they embarked on various tours. During the summer same year another split 7" EP was done. This time with Asterisk and one year later, one with Skitsystem. In 2002 the band once again started working on a new album. "Helvete" which was recorded and released in 2003 featured Shane Embury of Napalm Death and Jörgen Sandström of Entombed, playing bass and singing on some songs and also some local guests, the original drummer/singer Rickard Alriksson and Petter Freed of 2 Ton Predator came into the studio for some additional guitar noise. A while after the release Jesper left the band but two new members joined. Bassist Jon "Elle" Lindqvist and former live-only guitarist Urban Skytt were the new recruits.